You create your future by what you do today, not by what you do tomorrow.
I’m always looking at new ways to improve my productivity. The love affair began when I was a teenager and continues still.
Optimizing productivity is highly rewarding and extremely satisfying. Getting there requires tackling both sides of the coin: addressing your negatives and fine-tuning positives. Attempting one without the other significantly limits results.
If you’re looking to enhance your productivity, you’ll love this gem I recently found for my own collection. I especially liked this post because the author, Nathaniel Eliason, understands the importance of seeing both sides. And I liked that he wrote of the importance of managing what one reads as well.
Nathaniel’s post, You Are What You Read: Why Managing Your Inputs is a Crucial Part of Productivity, is full of excellent productivity tips you can incorporate into your own routines immediately.
If you are experiencing:
- information overload,
- decision paralysis,
- decision fatigue,
- willpower depletion,
- worry and fear,
- productivity drain, and
- unhappiness
managing your inputs is necessary to removing the issues.
“Inputs” include:
- news,
- advertising,
- blogs,
- videos,
- notifications,
- books, and
- other people.
Nathaniel has useful tips for improving all of the above. It’s really a terrific piece. You can (and should) read it here.
More next time. Until then, remember to LOVE YOUR WORK, whatever it may be.
PS Did Nathaniel’s post speak to you? If so, please feel free to share it with your own communities, friends and followers. Thanks for sharing the love! ♥♥♥